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Duplicate

  1. Verb

    To share the same suit or number value with a card in a given player's hand.

    EXAMPLE: "The Jack in my Ace-high straight was duplicated when another Jack came up on the turn."

    APPLIES TO: Online and Land-based Venues

    GAME CATEGORY: Shared Card Games

    SYNONYMS: Brick, Counterfeit

    RELATED TERMS: Crack, Hit, Lock, Miss

  2. Adjective

    That shares the same suit or number value with a card in a given player's hand and falsely appears to improve the strength of that player's hand.

    ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Because it would actually improve the strength of a hand rather than falsely appearing to do so, a community card with the same number value as a pocket card is not considered a duplicate card it if helps make the hands Four of a kind, Three of a Kind, Two Pair, or One pair. Similarly, a community card with the same suit as a player's pocket cards or card would only be a duplicate card if the player had at least a completed flush before it was dealt.

    EXAMPLE: "I had A-J in the pocket and made the Ace-high straight on the flop. I decided to sandbag because I knew my opponents would fold if I made a large raise after that flop. Unfortunately, the turn was a duplicate Jack, so everyone knew they needed at least the Ace-high straight to win on the showdown."

    APPLIES TO: Online and Land-based Venues

    GAME CATEGORY: Shared Card Games

    USAGE: Describes a community card.

    SYNONYMS: Brick, Counterfeit




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